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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-10
THIEVES IN THE CITY.
AN ATTEMPT AT A BURGLARY
In South End Yesterday Morning Early
Frustrated BY wntehman-A Stranger
Claims TO Have Been Robbed In n
Market 81. Shloon-liinor Crimes.

At an early hour yesterday morning
Nightwatchman John McDermott, EN-.
ployed at the stables OF the Citizens
Street Railway Company, heard a suspi.
clous noise In the company's Office, which
isin the building, and going into the room
he found three men, two Of them white
and one colored, attempting to elect an
entrance into tho office by way Of a win.
dow which opens on the street. lie
watched them q few moments, when they
changed their point Of attack to tho outer
Office door, which they were attempting
10 force open. McDsrmott fred bis re.
volyer at them, when they dropped their
tools and ran. The police were notified,
but have found no trace OF the thieves.
A stranger reported to Officers Watson
and Dunlap that he had boon robbed in
Lon McManRway's saloon, on the Upper
Market square, Of SIS, while asleep. He
had no idea who had robbed him, and
therefore no warrant could be issued.
Before Squire Ankle yesterday w. II.
Black, tho colored man who was engaged
In tho cutting scrape on Sunday, was fined
$40 and costs. William Lee, charged
with using profans language by Alice
Paine, confessed judgment and Was fined
81 and costs. William Paine was charged
with using profans language by r. Jen.
nings, but the case was alterward with.
drawn at the cost Of the complainant.
In police court yesterday morning Mrs.
Ransom Taylor, colored, was fined $50 and
coats for keeping house Of ill.repute in
Alley Nine. Two white men who were
caught by the police in tho raid were fined
S. and costs each. Grace Foster and Mary
Smith, two white women, were fined IS
and costs each for being inmates OF Mollie
Henderson's house Of prostitution at No.
1904 Chapline street. Two men who were
caught with the women were also fined
S. and costs each. Several attached OF
Forepaugh's circus were fined Tor row in
a South Side saloon.
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MOunusyille,


Rev. Mr.. Allemong was in town yester.
day. pra-
Miss Nan Clary, OF Wheeling, is visiting
Miss Mary Weaver.
A great many Moundsvills people went
to the show yesterday.
There was no temperance meeting on
the camp.ground Sunday on account OF
the rain.
Gen. B. w. Prico came home from
Charleston Sunday night. The General
Gays he Is now forever out OF politics.
James Alexander returned to Mounds.
vile, whore he will make his home. Mir.
Alexander has been in Dakota for several
years. GH.r
There Is nothing now in tho o!l-ield.
The casing ia still fast In Craig No. ., on
the Riggs farm. 1t will probably be re-
moved and drilling will be resumed at
once.
While the Indian band was playing in
front OF Masonic Hail Saturday evening
Jack Flannigan's horse became frightened
es he was passing by aud jumped against
a little girl Of William Johns. She was
knocked down and trsmpsd upon by the
horse.
The Indian show is stopping ut the
Mound City. The object OF the show is
to advertise "Galvanic OIL" But ten
cents is charged as On admission, which
also entities the purchaaer to bottle Of
the oil. They give q pretty good chow,
and will stay two weeks.
Tho people OF the surrounding neishbor.
hood are taking considerable interest in
the license question, It is the general be.
lief that tho vote will be largely against
license. Mr.. Writ, the present County
Superintendent Of Schools, will be elected
to that office again on the 18th.
The fight started in Johnny Henrietta's
saloon on Sunday afternoon created con.
siderable excitement for short time, So
far as can be learned ii was the result OF
whisky and politics. Guard Woody show
ed that he possessed good running quail
ties, but as he said "a good run is better
than a bad stand" During the fight John
Maupin cut Jimmy Johnston, of Bellaire,
in the arm with, knife, and Johnny
Henrietta got pair Of black eyes. Mau.
pin was assaulted by three men and was
Unsuitable in what he did. After the row
was over the assaulting parties crossed the
river and stayed there till dark. Several
special constables were sworn in, but no
arrests have yet been made.
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WHEN out the pike stop at tho Delmon.
leo for first class refreshments.
LAWRENCE HALLER, proprietor,
Advice to Mothers.

Are you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of emitting teeth? II
90, send st once and get bottle OF Mrs.
WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILD.
rem TEErHINa. Its value is incalculable.
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm.
mediately. Depend upon it, mothers,
there Is no mistake about it. It cures
dyssntery and disrrhea, regulates the
stomach and bowels, curco wind collie,
softenB the gums, reduces inflammation
and gives tone and energy to the whole
system. MIS-. WIEsLow's SoorHISa SYRUP
PoR CHILDREN TEETHISa is pleasant to tho
tase, and is the prescription Of one Of the
oldest and best female nurssa and physi.
clans in the United States, and is ior sale
BY all drugglats throughout the world,
Price % cents bottle. awsaw
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Needy People In Texns

The following letter received here yes.
terday explains itself. ANY contributions
given to Mr.. Britt will be sent to the suf-
fercrs at once:
RossyIILE, ArALcosA Co., TEr, May 8.
Mr.. 4. II. Britt:
DEAR FRlEND:-There is no news here
except the hard times. 1t is awful dry
here. We have not had any rain at all
for nine months, and very little then.
There is no grass, and stock is dying fast
The people nre in suffering circumstances,
and dependant on charity. There are
people here who are living on the car.
cases Of animals that died from starya.
ton, and prickly pears, with nothing to
eat with it. This is poor living. II YOU
can do anything for US in your city I will
vouch for its being thankfully received
and carefully distributed among the sui.
ferers. lam member Of the committee
here. can not toll you how bad affairs
are here. Yours as ever,
~ tsEs ~. ], "A. BYRoN.
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Base Hits,

Base Hts.
Woll Dunn.
Kalamazoo snd Wheeling are still q tie.
Columbus We. Wheeling this afternoon.
Akron, one Of the tail enders, got there
yesterday.
Crosan had to Lift his hat yesterday to
tho grand stand.
The Columbus boys are perfect gentle
men, and play quiet game Of ball.
Steel was laid of yesterday on account
Of sore leg, which he sprained.in Satur-
days game. He will play short to-day.
Henry Somehow has offered gold
headed umbrella to the Wheeling player
making the best percentage of stolen
bases.
Play ball boys. Take all the chances.
Run for everything IN sight, no matter If
you do make an error. It's runs that
count.
Wonder il our boys can knock the
Wheeling people out OF water ?-Ohio
State Journal. From present appearances
it does not look like it.
Dudley will not be able TO play this
week. His wounded leg is healing nicely,
but Manager Engliah will not let him
play until he ia entirely we'll.
The Pan Handle Coffee Club in this
mornings INTELLIGEScER challenges Jos.
Speidel & Co.'s Ohio Valley Base Ball
nine 20 match game at the Islaud Park
on next Saturday afternoon. This will
make al interesting game.
The attendance OF ladies' yesterday was
in excess Of any day this season. The
fair sex need have no misgivings about
attending as the best OF order is main.
tanned, and they are as free from annoy.
ances as though they were seated in the
Opera House-freer, because no one goes
out ITO see man" on the ball grounds.
The Wheeling management signed J..
G..Smith, Of Pittsburgh, yesterday to pitch
Tor the eeason. This makes four good
pitchers. Smith played here with the
Hamilton team, and is one Of the coolest
headed pitchers that ever stood in the
box. He will be remembered as the
"Smiler," as he always has On aggravat-
| ing grin on his face when in the box.
Smith stands q feet 9 inches and weighs
$50 pounds. He will pitch his first game
with the Green Stockings on Wednesday.
Bailey will catch him.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City and Wheeling Foil
Abrond.

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abrond.
Col. @. d. Beall, Of Brooke county, is
in the city.
q. ]. Biahop, Of Kingwood, is at the
Stamm house.
Mr.. Joe T. McGraw, OF Grafton, was in
the city yesterday. 1s
Mr.. Thomas W. Keene and wife are reg.
is.ered at the Stamm.
Hon. B. F. Meignen, OF MoundByille,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. A. W. Oxnard, OF Pittsburgh, was
in the city again yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Blayney, Of Taylors.
town, were in the city yesterday.
Mr.. L. H. Williams, secretary of the
Wheeling Natural Gas Company, is again
in town.
Mr.. George B. Dunlap and wiio spent
Sunday with Mrs. A. D. Work, OF South
Wheeling.
Mr.. John w. Burchinal, editor of tho
Moundsville Herald, took in keenes
Hamlet last night.
ShpL. hhubuu OllbWell, VI mOuuQSVlll6,
is the guest OF his son, W. N. Criswell, the
lawyer, Of this city.
Mics Annie Rickers, OF Washington,
Pa, vino has been visiting friends here,
has returned homo.
Mrs. Kotzebue and Miss N. Boyers, Of
New Martirsville, were registered at the
Stamm house yesterday.
ia. Barry, agent Of the Cleveland, Lo.
reine & Wheeling railroad at Canal Dover,
Ohio, was in town yesterday. :
County Treasurer George Robinaon, Of
St. Clai1sville, and Auditor D. II. Dsrrah,
Of Belmont county, were in the city yes
terday.
W. B. Day, well.known Wheeling
vocalist, sang solo at the Second Presby-
terrain church last evening.-Aionday's
StsuLenvile Herald.
Mr.. G. E. Bayha, Of Philadelphia, Pa,
son OF Mr.. L. J. Bayhs, arrived home a
few days ago, and will spend several weeks
visiting his parents on the Island.
Among those registered at the Howell
house yesterday were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Miner, Of Proctor, John F. Martin and J.,
E. Evans, Of Washington, Pa. and Thomas
Hare, Of Fairmont.
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Miss Jennie Gear has returned home
from Steubenyille. 5''.5
Forepaugh's show drew large crowd to
Wheeling yesterday.
Everything looks favorable for the COM
pletion OF the water works by the first Of
July.
Fred Romal it still suffering acute pain
from the cut received by cleaver while
cutting meat on Saturday.
Kennedy & Whites ten cent show gave
an excellent performance last evening, and
will remain two more days.
Frank Bowman held the lucky number,
1873, which drew the sewing machine raj.
fled of by Charles Smith at IG.naville on
Saturday night last. 8 s.rI1
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Base hits-Kalamszoo, Is; Mansfield,
II. Errors-kslamazoo, 2; Mansfield, IL.
Batteries-Dillon shd Watson, and Del
hanty and England. Umpire-Bsll.
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Bargaina in Dry Goods at l. 8. Good 4 Co.'S,
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There is some complaint at stations
along tho line Of the OHIO River railroad
down the river, that shippors cannot get cars
as fast as they iced them, The Parkers.
burg Sentinel calls attention to the fact
that the car works which was building a
big lot OF cars for the Ohio River railroad,
was burned a few days ago, and a large
number OF new cars for tho road were de-
stroyed. Other orders have been placed,
and the work Of providing increased roll
ing atock is being pushed with all posi-
BILE speed, and 1t Is hoped that there will
be plenty Of cars before great while.
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Not few Of the citizsna OF Wheeling
have recently become greatly excited over
the astounding facts, that several Of their
friends who had been pronounced by
their physicians as incurable and beyond
all hopo-suHering with that dreaded
monster Consumption-have been com.
pletely cured by DR.. Kings New Discov.
cry for Consumption, the only remedy
that does positively cure all throat and
lung diseases, Coughs, Colds, Asthma
and Bronchitis. Trial bottle free at Logan
4 Co.'s Drug Store, large bottles 81. e
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W.D. Hoyt & Co., Wholesale and Re.
tail Druggists OF Rome, Ca, says: We
have been selling DR.. Kings New Dis
covery, Electric Bittes and Bucklen's
Arnlca Salye for two years. Have never
handled remedies that sell as well, or
give such universal satisfaction. There
have been some wonderful cures effected
by these medicines in this city. Several
cases Of pronounced Consumption have
been entirely cured by use OF q few bot
ties Of DR.. Kings New Discovery, taken
In connection with Electric Bitters. We
guarantee them always. Sold by Logan
& %. -
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Bellaire,

John ZSlch has almost completed his
new dwelling near Georgetown and will
move there.
Thomas Hays is att St. CIairsville, where
he is preparing to rebuild the Patton
house, destroyed by the tornado.
Anumbsr Of witnesses and principals
in liquor cases were at st. Clairsville yes.
terday before the Common Pleas court.
W.. J. McClain yesterday took a mum.
Der Of his workmen to st. Clairaville to
finish the stone work Of the court house.
The troup that played "One of the
Brayest" here Saturday night will play to-
night to help the members get TO their
homes.
Some people who spend a good portion
of each year on the Burr's Mills camp
ground have already been out there look
ing abont.
William Cope and ]. y. Lacock, of So.
lineville, were in town yesterday inter
viewing business men as to the prospects
for success with another national bank
here.
The frat bridge just west Of town on the
Baltimore " Ohlo railroad ls being torn
down and an iron one will be put in its
place. The bridge builders OF the com.
pany are here doing tho work.
Thomas Cochran was burned by ma.
tural gas while lighting the gus beneath
the boilers at the city power house. The
gas had not been entirely turned off and
had accumulated under the crate. His
Ehiskers and eyebrows were burned Of
and some painful wounds made. =
Among the amusenents already prom
ised ior this month are the circus to.mor-
row, the Choral Society's concert on the
18th and 14th, an elecutionary entertain.
ment at the FRS. Presbyterian church on
the 18Th, the Masonic convention on the
oath, big celebration Of Decoration Day,
tina Catholic lair for two weeks beginning
on the 9th, and another performance by
the "Cheetnule,n
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WE have Just received n full line Of
SPRING 0YERC0ATINGS, and arc In
daily receipt OF tho latest Novelties in
Spring Suitings.
Also, on hand q handsome limo of Neck
wear and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
Z. HESS L. SONS,
No, 1891 Market Street.
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Henry James was fined a25 and costs
yesterday for carrying concealed weapons.
Mr.. Kochendorter, publisher Of a Ken.
lucky German paper, is in the city visit
ing +. J. Baggs, Z.
E. E. Norris, Of Dayton, Ed. Ward, OF
GAINESVILLE, Treasurer Robinson and Aud.
itor D. H. Darrah, Of St. Clairsville, were
in town yesterday. i..f3i.
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on CRY, PA. Way 9.-Orened at Ge55zc; highest
barrels; tlearanccs 10000 barrels charters 1916
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s Superintendent OF the renltentiary

1t wan reported last night on good au-
thority that Hon. Ed Robertson, OF this
city, had received or was about to receive
from Gov. Wilson the appointment as su.
perintendent Of tho Penitentary at
Moundsyille. Mr.. Robertson received
dispatch yesterday asking him te come to
Charleston at once, aud it is known that
Gov. Wilson had expressed his attention
to appoint him if Mr.. Peck was not con-
firm oil - ~ .afsai.9 al'-5 rrT# |s.latr-.s-.E
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The Wheeling Park Association has
elected Conrad Hirsh Secretary vice L. F.
Stifel, resigned. The Association has q
sessonable advertisement OF the attrac.
tious OF the park in another column. The
park ought to be better patronizei than
ever before this eeason. 1t is m institu.
stion Of which Wheeling is justly proud,
and Of whose kind she has too few.
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Cheap Excursions to Cincinnati.

The steamer Andes leaves Wheeling for
Cincinnati every Tuesday ut P. NJ, and
will sell excursion tickets to parties Of FIVE
or.more. One week Of pleasure, beauti.
ful scenery and good music on the largest
and best steamer that comes to Wheeling.
For rates apply to Frank Booth or Capt.
Charles Muhleman, Wheeling, W. Va.
~ - - - - - MMtE
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Yesterdays Bellsire Independent says:
The coal miners Of this district will be
granted the advance at some OF the mines
at loast. The Cambridge works have
made the advance ssked, and Shick's will
probably do the same, as the men have
had no orders to the contrary. 1t is un.
deratooo that Sullivan & Kinds have
ordered the men to square up their rooms,
which looks like there would be a stop at
theee mines. l; is not known what the
operatorsof the other Baltimore & Ohio
mines will DO, and 1t is generally under.
stood thnt II tina advance 10 not made to.
day the men will come out on strike.
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Additional Notice,

The undersigned stoekholdcr nj Tho rsutrsl
dlass Company hereby give notice OF his. intention
70 ouer at lhe general meeting OF the laid corIota
tion 10 be held on Saturday, the zig, day OF MAY
a. me oliice OF the said company In Inc ely d!
f mn1eeiing, pursuant 70 the foregoing notice. The
). hesoittd, IhAt the time OF the continuance Of
lhis corporation, The Central Glass ComIAny, b
extended iI ios iiity years beyond the 18Th dsy Of
ivy iSsI, NE date Of the expiration OF the time
It's formation. 80, '"e
aplsk ss5z LOUIS SCHAuB.
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BUCKEYES BEATEN
by THE GREEN STOCKINGS
In an Interesting ContestIDunn Pitches n
Great Game, Striking Out Twelve Mon.
Wheeling Signs J. q. Smith, Late Of
tho Hamlltons, to Pitch Notes.

1t was Dunn's day yesterday, and what
a glorious one 1t was Tor him. He pitched
one Of the strongest games OF the season,
and accomplishing the wonderful leat OF
striking out twelve men. The playing OF
the visitors was not marked by any
brilliancy, but II was strong and
steady. Dale pitched a good game for
Columbus but was batted hard, Elf,
Nichol and speidol each hitting him for
two bases. Crogan, Nichol and Elf
carried of the fielding honors, the latter
twice saving the day by hot line catch
in the seventh and q difficult running
catch in the ninth, thus ending the game.
Westlsks's bold robbery OF second base
and long slide to that bag was a play
that was loudly applauded, us was also
his dive for the home plate In tho same
inning. Nichols beautiful atop Of hot
grounder In tho ninth inning
was fine piece Of work, and
brought forth thunders Of applause.
Tho total score shonld hsyD been
8 to 0, no two errors in tho first allowed
the visitors to ecore. 1t WAS in this in.
ming that Columbus Ind man on third
with one man out. A long fly wss knocked
to Crosan, who caught 1t, and the man on
third starting for homo be threw It to
Westlake who dropped tho ball, other.
wise 1t would have been very neat
double play. The Columbus team ia the
strongest one Wheeling has yet run
asainst, and 1t Is possible that the tune
may be changed to-day. At any rate the
game will be holly contested. Mallory
will DO in the box to-day. The atten-
dance WAS 1000, an unexpectedly large
audience considering the counter attrac.
ton OF the circus. A largo number OF
ladies graced the occasion with their pres.
ence. O'Brien's umpiring was iaultless.
Following ia the score:
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PHILADELPHIA, May 9.-Lsw Simmons,
one Of the three proprietors Of the Ath.
letlc base ball club, to-day emphatically
denied the statement contained in an
article Published here and other cities
this morning, stating that the proprietors
were negotiating for the sale ei the club.
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The wheeling natural Gns Compnny

The Board Of Directors Of the Wheeling
Natural Gas Company met yesterday and
unanimously reelected all the old officers.
This company's well on tho Leach
farm, in Washington county, is
now aprsyipg oil. Experts estimate
that it is throwing out about twenty-five
barrels day, and the company will. at
once take the necessary steps 10 ssvo the
product. - .....L-..-- u
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Tbs eale OF the furniture OF the st.
James hotel vas begun yesterday by Con-
stable ]. P. st. Myers. The furniture
offered went we'll, and brought generally
very good priceB. Much Of It was bought
in by Mr.. NJ. Reilly. The carpets and
bedding will be offered to-day, commsnc.
inc pf q A. NJ 49,. l'--' Es.-
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Indications.

WASHINGTON, D. O., May 1O.-For
West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania,
threatening weather and light local rains,
light variable winds, mostly easterly and
stationary temperature.
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BosroN, May 9-The Philadelphia and
Boston clubs opened the League season
in this city to-day with a splendid con,
test. The crowd Of people in attendance
numbered over 10000, filling the grand
stand, the right and left field seats and
even encrosching upon the territory Of
the players. Score: Philadelphias, s;
Boston,2. u 5. . :. = y. I,
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We have for sale several Type.writsra,
including the Remington, tho Crandall
and the Hammond. These machines have
been taken in exchange for the matchless
Caligraph, and will be sold chesp. Writers
for rent and Tor sale on monthly install.
menta. Call on or address for circulars
EDWARD L. ROSE & Co.,
49,. -. ~. IS TEalfth atrsat
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LOst-A Iady's Breast.Pin.
Lost-Small Account RooE.
Flowers For sGle-ChAs He!ser.
ChnudelierS--EWirg Bios.
JewettB Dry Air Rcirigerstors.
hAllengc-PAn- Handle Coffee Base Ball Club.
Wheeling rark-lpen for the Season.
For sale aud For Rent-keal Estale-JRmes
Dissolu,Ion-J. B. Willke & Co.
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Chicago Gets There

CHICAGO, May GA great streak Of
heavy batting by the Chicasos and few
costly errors by members Of the Indianap.
oils club decided an exciting game to-day
in favor Of the champions. Score: In
dianapolis, 8; Chicago, I. s.Jt
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WE have introduced a new system OF
selling Watches on the iustglimCnt plan
whereby you Gun secure watch ut once
Oh easy payments. Call and investigate.
JACOB W. GRUI,B, JeWeler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Sts.
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Wnshlngton Wins.

NV York, May 9.-The New York and
Washington eluba played we'll contested
game at the Polo grounds to-day. before
about $500 people. Score: New York, 4 ;
Washington, 7,
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voni, yidI, SIxey,

DETROIT, May pittsburgh came, saw
and gave in. The ex-Association slug
gers met the League sluggers and were
compelled to yield their laurels. Score
Detroit, TO-; Pittsburgh, 3.